Sheikh Hasina’s criticisms will not affect US-Bangladesh relations

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Dhaka: The Foreign Ministry of Bangladesh has said that criticism of the United States by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and his ICT adviser Sajeeb Wazed Joy will have no impact on bilateral relations between the two countries.

“I don’t think…because we had a very good meeting and discussed all the issues we had on the agenda,” MoFA spokesperson Seheli Sabrin said at the press conference. weekly on Thursday, while answering a question.

She referred to the bilateral meeting between Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Washington on April 10.

They want to bring such a government here, by suppressing democracy, which would have no democratic existence – (that is to say) an anti-democratic tendency, she said, adding that some (so-called) intellectuals locals who live by selling their intellect obey them.

She said the United States harbored convicted Bangabandhus killer Rashed Chowdhury, repeatedly ignoring Bangladeshi requests to deport him.

On April 8, the Prime Minister’s ICT affairs adviser, Sajeeb Wazed Joy, criticized the expulsion of two African-American lawmakers from Tennessee, sparing another, for their gun control protests, calling into question the fairness of democracy in the United States.

The US state legislature voted to kick out two minority lawmakers, while keeping a third who was white. This is the state of democracy in the United States. The US State Department is nothing but a bunch of hypocrites,” Joy said in a Facebook post.

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